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■ j known as the Hon. Jonathan/ on the | recent honour attained by him in being | elevated to membership of the Legis- • lative Council.” These words were spoken by M". G. AV. Sanders, J.P., at a supper given hy. board members of the Auckland j bailors’ Home, in honour of Mr. Trevej thick. Mr. Sanders said that although Mr. Trevethick and his nuroer- , ous friends did not always see eye to eye on certain subjects,” he had dej servedly earned the respect and esteem of everyone. j Mr. Trevethick, in his reply, said j that were he Prime Minister for five | minutes he could fill the House for j years with deserving men. But it i was always the one in a regiment wh" i ecc-ivod honour and he was fortunate j ' !3tvd .ue honoiir fit r VjLyn hiafc
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1002, 19 June 1930, Page 12
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